Cantley v. Edens

McHanéy, J.

The St. Louis Joint Stock Laud Bank in 1932 brought suit against John A. Arnold and wife and Ernest Z. Edens and wife to foreclose a mortgage on 205 acres of land, executed in 1922. The Edens alleged a purchase from the Arnolds in 1926 of one acre of the mortgaged lands; that the Arnolds with the consent of the bank conveyed said acre to Edens. The bank became insolvent after the suit Avas brought, and S. L. Cantley was appointed receiver and has prosecuted this suit.

Appellant prosecutes this appeal from, an order of the chancery court confirming a commissioner’s sale of real…